Like a heavily carved inscription
She wears on the life of whom she touches
She carries the substance of her ancestry
Her words are Epistles borne with pride
She will be always be there for her children
No matter the distance or struggle
She loves as she transcends race and bloodline
She gives from her heart
An inimitable style
Indomitable as she encourages self-reliance
Her potions and portions sated many appetites
As her words like wine gets finer with time
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Poem written by Brenda L. McCartney
Photographed by Sesame Ellis
Mother’s day is bitter sweet for some as there is a melancholy because of the loss of her. It is an overwhelming experience for some because our children did not get to cherish her as a grandmother. What we owe to them is incalculable.
Like diamonds on sunlit oceans
They gave themselves
Contemplative wisdom
Boundaries of rigidity
Infinite in circumstances
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Uncircumscribable richness
Details manifest in reflections
Intuitive mystery understood
Expression of carefree joy
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Her eyes the gravitas of life
Melting of emotions
With the iron force of her will
She defines provision and selflessness
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An armor on her principles
Her vision stood only in black and white
Now -lasting impressions colored
Her spirit, her attitude inculcated
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Poem written by Brenda L. McCartney
Photographed by M.V Adler
As our thoughts are with the women in our lives and we get ready to observe and honor mothers, motherhood and maternal bonds this coming Sunday let us celebrate those we love as we shall grow to bear a resemblance to them
The day compose of many moments unseen
The spark from her sting as the beauty of spring
Manors of consoling embraces
The stains and wrinkles of time remove
Her hug begrimed with nurture
Mesmerize with laughter
Millions of faucet smiles and tears pour
Scent of protection lounge
Sunlight of wisdom mentor
As moments fat with love gibbers
Rainbows fail in comparison to her beauty
Chill with endless sacrifice
Her pulse and thoughts beats fiercely
Her hands, bosoms feeds, hold even entice
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Poem Written by Brenda L. McCartney
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